Reporter. Writer. Editor.
Currently covering the federal judiciary for CQ and Roll Call after a stint covering the census, changing demographics and redistricting.
CQ and Roll Call
Since 2019 I’ve covered Congress and the federal government for CQ and Roll Call. I’ve covered the 2020 census process and changing demographics around the country as well as what it means for our political future.
Law360
For three years I worked as a Washington, DC correspondent for the legal news newswire Law360. I covered antitrust trials, criminal proceedings and regulatory spats across half a dozen courthouses and more federal agencies. For the following two years I worked as Law360’s primary congressional correspondent, covering two Supreme Court nomination battles, immigration disputes and criminal justice reform.
The Bucks County Courier Times and Doylestown Intelligencer
I worked as a local reporter covering police and traffic news as well as several town governments in the Philadelphia suburbs for two years. This included fires, deadly accidents, a ricin poison attempt, budgets and taxes.
The Trentonian
I covered several suburbs outside of the city of Trenton for The Trentonian newspaper in Trenton, NJ. While there I covered the federal corruption trial of former mayor John Bencivengo and subsequent school board controversies.
PLCA and The Pitt News
Following college I worked as an intern for the Pennsylvania Legislative Correspondents’ Association covering the Pennsylvania legislature. That included a special election, budget talks, a multimillion dollar tax abatement deal and more.
While a student at the University of Pittsburgh I worked at The Pitt News as a reporter, editor and eventually editor in chief. While there I covered police actions and arrests at the G-20 protests as well as campus crime, a proposed student tax and more. While editor in chief I helped shepherd the newspaper through a series of more than 100 bomb threats that rocked the campus.